First United Bank Ag Lending
From crop and equipment financing to livestock and government programs, our local ag lenders understand the land, the business and the people who make West Texas agriculture work.
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One of the Largest Ag Lenders in Texas
Local West Texas Lenders
Serving West Texas Agriculture Since 1907
FSA Program Specialists
First United Bank started in West Texas communities, and we’ve been lending to the producers, ranchers, and agricultural businesses that keep this region moving for more than a century.
As the agricultural lending landscape changed, our commitment hasn't. We’re still here, with local lenders who understand the cycles, challenges, and opportunities that come with running an operation in West Texas.
Whatever you’re growing, raising, or building, our local ag lenders know what it takes to keep your operation moving.
West Texas agriculture comes with its share of uncertainty, from unpredictable weather to changing commodity prices. Our crop lending solutions give you the flexibility to diversify your operation, manage changing needs, and make the investments that keep you moving forward.
The right equipment can help you work more efficiently and get more out of every acre. We finance the machinery and equipment West Texas producers rely on, with lending structured around your operation and its cash flow cycle.
From stocker cattle to feedlot operations, livestock lending takes a lender who understands the business. Our local ag lenders understand the business and can help you finance livestock needs with a lending relationship built around your operation.
FSA programs can open the door to financing options that may not otherwise be available. Our FSA specialists help you navigate loan guarantees, operating loans, and emergency programs, so you can spend less time sorting through the process and more time running your operation.
Land is the foundation of every operation. Whether you're buying more acres, refinancing, or investing in the improvements that make a place work, our local ag lenders finance farm and ranch real estate with terms built around the land and the way you use it.
Your West Texas
Good ag lending starts with knowing your operation. Our lenders take the time to understand your land, your business, your goals, and the realities that come with running an agricultural operation.
You won't have to explain West Texas agriculture to someone sitting halfway across the country. You'll work with a local lender who knows the market, understands the cycles, and is here to build a relationship that lasts beyond one loan.
Karter Long
Abernathy
klong@firstunited.net
Rodney Ruthard
Amarillo
rruthart@firstunited.net
Adam Bandy
Canyon
abandy@firstunited.net
Alabama Bohannon
Childress/Paducah
abohannon@firstunited.net
Codi Cleavinger
Dimmitt
ccleavinger@firstunited.net
Phillip York
Earth
pyork@firstunited.net
Matt Groetken
Hale Center
mgroetken@firstunited.net
Chase Gibson
Haskell
cgibson@firstunited.net
Adam Wright
Idalou/Plainview
awright@firstunited.net
Brant Stewart
Lamesa
bstewart@firstunited.net
Sonny Bohannon
Littlefield
sbohannon@firstunited.net
Sam Nesbitt
Lubbock-Northwest
snesbitt@firstunited.net
Jennifer Evans
Ralls/Petersburg
jevans@firstunited.net
SJ Westbrook
Seagraves
swestbrook@firstunited.net
Chad Andrews
Seminole
candrews@firstunited.net
Clay Carr
Sudan
ccarr@firstunited.net
Bill Crutcher
Wichita Falls
bcrutcher@firstunited.net
Ready to Talk
Whether you're planning your next crop, adding equipment, growing your herd, or looking at what's next for your operation, start with a lender who knows West Texas agriculture.
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